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Major Quits Army After 12 Years, Cites Personal Reasons
31 Aug
Summary
- Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal resigned after 12 years of service.
- He stated his resignation was due to personal and family reasons.
- He dismissed rumors about resigning to get married.
Major Rishabh Singh Sambyal, a decorated officer and former Aide-de-Camp to President Droupadi Murmu, has retired prematurely from the Indian Army after 12 years of service. He clarified that his decision stemmed from personal and family matters, not professional discontent, fulfilling a lifelong dream to serve in the Army.
Speculations about his departure, including rumors of marriage, have been dismissed by Major Sambyal. He assured that he has no immediate marriage plans and hinted at revealing more about his next chapter. Despite leaving active service, he expressed an enduring commitment to serving the nation.
Major Sambyal's distinguished career included leading the Jat Regiment Contingent in 2021, earning the Best Marching Contingent Trophy. He also served with the elite 4 Para (Special Forces), earning the Balidaan Badge. His tenure as ADC to President Murmu, which garnered him significant public attention and the nickname "National Crush," concluded with him receiving the Presidential Service Badge.
